In this article with “PsychCentral”, Department Chair, International Psychology Dr. Priscilla Dass-Brailsford discusses the topic of mental coping strategies during hurricane season and other natural disasters. “An important step is to recognize common emotional reactions...
We should all recognize that even during a pandemic, we can celebrate the holiday season with less stress and anxiety.
TCSPP Alum, Dr. Brooke Halpern Psy.D., J.D. features in an interview with nabs where she provides coping strategies, ways to acknowledge anxiety, and how to stay calm during covid-19. Read full Q&A. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Learn more...
Eight doctoral students, one faculty member and a staff member from The Chicago School Campuses in Chicago, Washington, D.C. Â and online, were recently inducted into the prestigious Edward A. Bouchet Graduate Honor Society that recognizes...
(CHICAGO) (JULY 24, 2018) Quality Matters (QM), an international non-profit organization specializing in standards, processes and professional development for quality assurance in online and blended learning nationally, has recognized The Chicago School’s online campus’ commitment...
Chicago School alumna Dr. Anne Brennan Malec “offers constructive solutions for marital money stressors” in an article published for JADE Magazine, a lifestyle magazine for Asian women. “As with sex, for example, arguments about money are probably...
The Chicago School’s Southern California Campuses have selected Elyn Saks, Ph.D. as the Honorary Degree Recipient at their 8th Commencement Ceremony to be hosted on June 25, 2018, at the Terrace Theater at the Long...
(LOS ANGELES) (JUNE 1, 2021) Maintaining work-life balance has always been challenging, but it’s been made even more difficult by the pandemic, explains Dr. Michele Nealon, licensed clinical psychologist and president of The Chicago School....